... wild, On Nature's bulwark* gray ; His plume ICWee in the northern Meese, The shadows round hint play. The broken fern and blackberry Silting up about his feet, While heith•crowned rock*, or hoary mags, tiorhead oft nearly meet. The storms that blow no three ...

... home ! I forget The of thy sweet trifles! The window vines, which clamber yet, Whom, blooms the bee still The roethide blackberries, growing ripe, And in the woods the Inditin.pipe! Happy the man who tills the field, eoutent with rustic labour ; Earth ...

... each with • half-bushel splint basket, sod the proposition, Now you go to Squire Jones's blackberry patch, and you just fill this full of the nicest blackberries you can hod. I)on't get any leaves or dirt, or branches mixed in with them. Don't bruise ...

... up to It stone-Ist, the Marquis of Queensberry, Kinmoiint, Annan, mare; 3rd, Archibald Keir, Upper Dormont, Lockerbie, 'Blackberry,' gelding. Mare or Gelding. 3 years, likely to make a hunter-2nd, John W. J. Paterson, Terrona, Langholm, ' Gowanlea,' mare; ...